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of Combat Moreover it was enacted by them, that for the de:<br/>
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<section begin="1"/>of Combat Moreover it was enacted by them, that for the de:  
teyinge of the lawe of twentie Ducatts or more the same sholde<br/>
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teyinge of the lawe of twentie Ducatts or more the same sholde  
be tried by Combatt. Also yf anie man saye he hath geven<br/>
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be tried by Combatt. Also yf anie man saye he hath geven  
his lande constreyned, and his aduersarie denieth to have vsed anye<br/>
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his lande constreyned, and his aduersarie denieth to have vsed anye  
force or constreinte, the Challinger shall sweare, and the de:<br/>
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force or constreinte, the Challinger shall sweare, and the de:  
fender shall likewise take his othe. It was also condiscended yt<br/>
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fender shall likewise take his othe. It was also condiscended yt  
for a Robberie of sixe ducatts or more a man might be called<br/>
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for a Robberie of sixe ducatts or more a man might be called  
to combatt, Also yf a man were not of full age diseased or<br/>
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to combatt, Also yf a man were not of full age diseased or  
crooked, that then either parte might not appoint their Champion<br/>
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crooked, that then either parte might not appoint their Champion  
It shall also be declared that all Earles widowes and personns<br/>
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It shall also be declared that all Earles widowes and personns  
ecclesiasticall maye appointe their Champions, wth respecte<br/>
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ecclesiasticall maye appointe their Champions, wth respecte  
that the saide Champions were of equall force, and therfore<br/>
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that the saide Champions were of equall force, and therfore  
it cannot be denied by the Italions but in thes cases the<br/>
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it cannot be denied by the ''Italions'' but in thes cases the  
lawe of Lumbardie sholde be obserued.<br/>
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lawe of ''Lumbardie'' sholde be obserued. ~ . ~ . ~ .<section end="1"/>
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For What causes men maye come<br/>
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<section begin="2"/>''For What causes men maye come Lawfullie to combatt. ~ . ~''
Lawfullie to combatt.<br/>
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''Ca. 2.''
Ca. 2.<br/>
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'''The''' Lawe of ''Lombardie'' saith that in case  
The Lawe of Lombardie saith that in case<br/>
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of treason the combatt is permitted, and lykewise for  
of treason the combatt is permitted, and lykewise for<br/>
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treason againste our Contrie wch the Civill Lawes do also  
treason againste our Contrie wch the Civill Lawes do also<br/>
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obserue Also ''Frederigo'' the Emperor admitteth the combat  
obserue Also Frederigo the Emperor admitteth the combat<br/>
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for secrett murder done duringe truice taken, or where the wife  
for secrett murder done duringe truice taken, or where the wife<br/>
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is cause of her husbandes secret death or that he be made  
is cause of her husbandes secret death or that he be made<br/>
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cuckolde, or vppon the death of the ffather for inheritaunce  
cuckolde, or vppon the death of the ffather for inheritaunce<br/>
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also in case of inceste and infamie offred to a chaste woman  
also in case of inceste and infamie offred to a chaste woman<br/>
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contrarie to her honnor, for goodes deteyned where thefte is  
contrarie to her honnor, for goodes deteyned where thefte is<br/>
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denied by othe, for lande wtholden duringe the space of lesse  
denied by othe, for lande wtholden duringe the space of lesse<br/>
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time then thirtie yeares, and where witnesses that doe  
time then thirtie yeares, and where witnesses that doe<br/>
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discent in one opinion maye be permitted to fighte not wth  
discent in one opinion maye be permitted to fighte not wth<br/>
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martiall weapon but wth staves, when t he witnesses of  
martiall weapon but wth staves, when t he witnesses of<br/>
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the aucthor be of most importaunce, the other part shall not<section end="2"/>
the aucthor be of most importaunce, the other part shall not
 

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of Combat Moreover it was enacted by them, that for the de: teyinge of the lawe of twentie Ducatts or more the same sholde be tried by Combatt. Also yf anie man saye he hath geven his lande constreyned, and his aduersarie denieth to have vsed anye force or constreinte, the Challinger shall sweare, and the de: fender shall likewise take his othe. It was also condiscended yt for a Robberie of sixe ducatts or more a man might be called to combatt, Also yf a man were not of full age diseased or crooked, that then either parte might not appoint their Champion It shall also be declared that all Earles widowes and personns ecclesiasticall maye appointe their Champions, wth respecte that the saide Champions were of equall force, and therfore it cannot be denied by the Italions but in thes cases the lawe of Lumbardie sholde be obserued. ~ . ~ . ~ .

For What causes men maye come Lawfullie to combatt. ~ . ~

Ca. 2.

The Lawe of Lombardie saith that in case of treason the combatt is permitted, and lykewise for treason againste our Contrie wch the Civill Lawes do also obserue Also Frederigo the Emperor admitteth the combat for secrett murder done duringe truice taken, or where the wife is cause of her husbandes secret death or that he be made cuckolde, or vppon the death of the ffather for inheritaunce also in case of inceste and infamie offred to a chaste woman contrarie to her honnor, for goodes deteyned where thefte is denied by othe, for lande wtholden duringe the space of lesse time then thirtie yeares, and where witnesses that doe discent in one opinion maye be permitted to fighte not wth martiall weapon but wth staves, when t he witnesses of the aucthor be of most importaunce, the other part shall not